This season’s snowpack across some parts of the US can be described in one word: Healthy. This is due to an unstoppable train of storms that picked up steam in late November and continued full steam ahead through December, January, and into the first half of February. The storm track has been locked in for much of West but here’s a look at five locations that stand out among the pack.

1. Mammoth Mountain, California

430″ this season (214% of average)

2. Kirkwood, California

484″ this season (212% of average)

3. Jackson Hole, Wyoming

434″ this season (139% of average)

4. Snowbird, Utah

340″ this season (150% of average)

5. Crested Butte, Colorado

279″ this season (182% of average)

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